Dig into 100 of the best posters of the year.

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Susan Milligan explores how fear-driven architecture is turning homes into fortresses, arguing that design can either deepen isolation or create the in-between spaces—like porches and verandas—that foster connection, community, and ultimately greater safety.

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"The Crossing" compares historic perspectives of Washington’s Crossing with responses by national and international contemporary artists.

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By unearthing a piece of history hidden in the literal fabric of their new headquarters, Six Cinquième gives a vital arts nonprofit a scalable national identity.

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'Modern Design Across Borders' explores how design evolved in the years between the two world wars.

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Calenza transforms the vernacular lettering of Valencia's iconic ceramic street signs into a contemporary type family that proves thoughtful design solutions can still be found hiding in plain sight.

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Few projects celebrate typography at this scale. The Obama Presidential Center's Words of Hope installation uses 458 oversized Gotham Bold letters to transform one of President Obama's most memorable speeches into a permanent architectural experience.

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At iF Design's Award Night and Trend Conference in Berlin, the industry's conversation about AI quietly grew up. The new question isn't whether the machines will replace us. It's what survives them.

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Yugoslav socialism in the ’50s and ’60s doesn't look all that different from American corporate design of the same era.

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Steven Heller goes back in time with 'A Fair Corpse.'

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If you work on brands, Sustainable Brands is a conference worth paying attention to. It offers a look at the policies, consumer trends, and innovations shaping the future of business—and ultimately influencing how brands design, communicate, and build trust with consumers.

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The Vienna Workshops were a wellspring of Modern design in Austria.

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The vice squads and obscenity courts were working overtime in the late ’60s and early ’70s. I recall them well, being one of the rebels who was hauled off to jail and court for publishing an underground newspaper called The New York Review of Sex and Politics. As much of a legal ordeal as I endured (and won), little could compare with the tribulations in 1971 of what Tony Palmer called “the longest obscenity trial in history.” It was the ordeal that Richard Neville and his co

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"Blending humor, nostalgia, spirituality and pop culture," this new exhibition is "the only place where Maimonides meets the Grateful Dead as they both drink Dr. Brown's soda."

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The USPS Route 66 stamp collection will feature images of roadside culture taken by David Schwartz.

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Vasavi Bubna reflects on how embracing deep emotion, unapologetic passion, and the vibrant influences of her Mumbai upbringing has shaped both her creative practice and her approach to navigating life's joys, setbacks, and relationships.

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Andrea Bebber reflects on how a life rooted in communication, emotional honesty, and continual self-discovery has shaped her belief that growth comes through connection, compassion, and embracing change rather than chasing fixed destinations.

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In this episode Sarah Kissko Hersh draws on decades of communications leadership to show that clarity, empathy, and honest self-reflection are the foundations of authentic influence, resilient leadership, and high-performing teams.

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Sketcher Fest brings travel sketchers from all over the world to Seattle for a weekend in July to share original sketchbooks, learn techniques, and connect with the global sketching community.

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TCA Ethera proves that Art Nouveau's celebration of ornament, nature, and individuality still feels remarkably relevant in an era of digital sameness.

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'Contra la Oscuridad' is a monograph featuring more than two decades of Catalina Estrada's work.

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With the launch of Polymode Sans and the essay collection Identity is Variable, XYZ Type and Polymode Studio have created a queer-centered typeface project that uses typography to explore identity, visibility, and the fluid performance of self.

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At June’s PRINT Book Club, The Art of Saving Democracy revealed itself as something far more interactive than a traditional book. Packaged as an “action kit” filled with posters, postcards, stickers, conversation prompts, and original works that invites readers to participate in democracy rather than simply read about it.

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As the wellness industry booms, designers have a growing opportunity to shape brands around longevity and trust—but AEVUM suggests the smartest move may be resisting wellness trends altogether and creating identities built to outlast them.

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Steven Heller saves his jaundiced retelling of the history of commercial holidays for another time, and seriously reflects on fatherhood.

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The Brooklyn Botantical Garden is celebrating its own Summer of Love.

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Postage stamps are magical pieces of graphic ephemera.

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Alex Wright prints the fascinating history of the American newspaper.

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David Weiswasser shares thoughts on community, creativity, and maturity with no regrets.

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Detail, a new rounded typeface from PSTL, proves that the most memorable fonts often reveal their personality through subtle curves, clever deviations, and a quiet sense of mischief rather than loud design gestures.

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